myuu2:

spoider:

so lin says im obsessed with digletts

but

just think

what exactly are they?? 

they’re called the mole pokemon in the pokedex so what if they had tiny feet and claws 

and dugtrio is like

gangster moles

spoid please dont do this to me im gonna cry

SO. CUTE. I wish this was an official thing.

tm25:

How I feel every time I see a cute, romantic comic strip/image/etc.

tm25:

new pokemon! O:

Made buttons of them because I need them for my bag. And I guess for my etsy, too.

thefrogman:

When jumping from the ice into the water, penguins are able to accelerate from 0 up to 16mph in less than a second. When I jump from ice into water I just get really hard nipples. 

so I totally read “able to accelerate” as “able to adorable”

it’s still completely accurate, whatever

teehee. I get it.

(Source: dayumbebe)

nintala:

finding a character that looks almost identical to your OC and you didn’t even know that character existed 

tm25:

hooray for crafts and a love for adventure time

now if only i wasn’t so lazy, i’d make a second enchiridion for myself to keep

jawnsolo:

leaving your room when people are over

No, it’s more like…

;_;

(Source: willfosho)

myantiquehabibi:

gr-gr-girl:

watershedplus:

ARTWORK OF THE WEEK

Shy Fountain (2012)
Simon Faithfull

A fountain that only exists when no-one is there.

Connected to a series of movement sensors, the fountain can only be seen in the distance (particularly at night when lit from below). As soon as the viewer tries to approach, however, the fountain and lights switch off, leaving only the wet stone as a trace of its recent presence. If the viewer stays still, again, the fountain will cautiously reappear… getting progressively higher till it reaches its full height once more.

Read more in Art and the Public Realm Bristol

This is the fucking cutest thing I’ve ever heard of. 

I actually went ‘aww’

mayoprincess:

はくあり

rhamphotheca:

nemertea:  Sea Spider 5915

This half inch long sea spider is an amazing form of life. It has no lungs or gills, transmitting gasses directly through it’s slender exoskeleton. The digestive tract extends down it’s legs and is clearly visible here as snaky, colored tubes inside the transparent exoskeleton.

This specimen is on fire coral in 30 feet of water in Grand Cayman.

Sea Spiders are found in all oceans and at least one species can get up to 2 feet long in some deep sea areas.

(photo by courtneyplatt on Flickr)

Sea Spiders are found in all oceans and at least one species can get up to 2 feet long in some deep sea areas.

 2 feet long

spiders

I HAD NO IDEA OTHER BUSSES HAD THIS FUCKING REPULSIVE PATTERN. I AM SO HAPPY I’M NOT ALONE IN THINKING THIS IS THE WORST IDEA EVER.

It’s like a child puked crayola spaghetti all over the original design…

(Source: thefuuuucomics)